Anyone tracking the AI content wave?

I'm seeing this with solo operators especially. One person maintaining what looks like a full media operation because the AI handles the production bottleneck. The strategy and taste are still human. The typing isn't.

The typing isn't. Beautifully put, Mattie. That's the article headline right there. The question is whether the reading public cares. Do they value the process or the product? I believe they value the product.

They value the product when the product is good. They complain about the process only when the product is poor. Which brings us back to the fundamental point -- AI-assisted content that is genuinely good will be consumed and appreciated. Full stop.

The wave is here. It's not coming -- it's here. The people who recognised that twelve months ago are already established. The people recognising it now can still catch up. The people who wait another year will find the landscape occupied.

Occupied by people who moved first. Which is exactly Francis's favourite position -- being there before anyone else realises there's a 'there' to be. The AI content wave rewards the early movers.

I'm tracking twenty independent AI publications right now. The best ones have clear editorial voices, consistent posting schedules, and genuine expertise in their niche. They look professional because they ARE professional -- just built differently.